Sentence examples for less explicitly defined from inspiring English sources

One might suspect it would be harder to assign preventability to non-medication events where the process of care is more complex and less explicitly defined than it would be for adverse medication events, where pharmaceutical prescription, transcription, distribution, and ultimately administration is typically well worked out.

In fact, less fragile links (for example, through more explicitly defined and maintained interfaces) might lead to better changeability and understandability by design.

This can be of use when the structural context of a specific design target is less important as long as it does not interact with the important and maybe explicitly defined structure domains.

For that reason, Olmsted eventually came to oppose the placement of explicitly defined memorials in parks.

"The secretariat … has no explicitly defined mandate to speak publicly on human rights," Sharma's office told senior staff.

The agreement explicitly defined which losses were caused by the spill.

The objective function is also explicitly defined.

However, this term is neither explicitly defined nor consistently used.

Secondly, any occluded regions are explicitly defined by the representation.

A time horizon is not explicitly defined in this paper.

However, the functions are not very explicitly defined.